Group 32 · 學習模式
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a formal charge of a crime, or something that serves as evidence of failure
起訴；譴責
The grand jury issued an indictment against the executive.
The report is a scathing indictment of the agency's failures.
His resignation was an indictment of poor leadership.
a lack of seriousness; humor, especially when inappropriate
輕率；詼諧
He tried to bring some levity to the tense meeting.
The judge disapproved of levity in the courtroom.
A little levity helped ease everyone's nerves.
having or showing an interest in learning things; curious
好奇的；愛打聽的
The inquisitive child asked question after question.
Her inquisitive mind led her to a career in science.
He gave an inquisitive look when the topic came up.
having or showing a lack of thought or intelligence; mindless
空洞的；茫然的
The vacuous celebrity interview offered nothing of substance.
His vacuous stare suggested he wasn't paying attention.
Critics called the film's plot vacuous and forgettable.
an unprincipled person, especially one who is morally unscrupulous
品行不端的人
The old reprobate spent his fortune on gambling.
She was warned to stay away from the local reprobates.
The novel follows the redemption of a lovable reprobate.